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The Dillon tribune., 1887-10-28
MARRIED.,

MANsfIrip-FLxNN.-O Wednesday,. October
,oth. 1857, in Rlacktail valley, bv Rev. Father
Dolls, James Mansfield. Of Horse Prairie, and
Miss Ann FLYNN, OF Bl,cktail valley.
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TAKEN UP

One iron gray horse. five wears Old: ho'n with
white; weight about 500 pounds: h':nu'"
- on lett hip. ,ronerr,.
The owner will please cal! and pto''
ana take the horse away. FRED NJ Coz.
Oct. 81, 1857.
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and always resorted to by tho working
classes TO protect themselves against what
they consider injustice, and In assertion OF
what they consider 10 be their lust rights,
secondly, in such struggle the poor and
indignant multitudes against hard and oh.
stinate monopoly, .outburs,s OF anger and
violence are almost as inevitable
as they are greatly to be re-.
GREETED. Thirdly, the laws and the
chief authorities Of the Kniphts
OF Labor, far from encouraging violence
or the occasion OF It, exercise a powerful
influence to hinder 1t, and TO reetrain
strikes within the limits Of good order and
OF legitimate action. A careful examins.
tion OF the acts OF violence accompany.
Ing the struggle between capital and labor
during last year, leayes us convinced tIlat
II would be unjust to attribute them 10 the
association Of the Knights OF Labor. For
this association WAS but one among the
numerous labor organizations that took
part In the strikes; and their chief oil.
GERS used every possible effort, as disin-
terested witnesses testify, to appease the
anger Of the multitudes, and 10 hinder
the excesses which, therefore, in nv
Judgment, could not Justly be attributed
to them. Doubtless, among tho Knights
ol Labor, as among the thousands Of
other Torkingmen, there lre to
be found passionate or even
wicked men, who have com.
mitted inexcuaablo deeds OF violence,
and have instigated their associates 70 The
same; but to attribute this to the aasocis.
ton would, it seems to me, be as unrea.
sonable aa 10 attribute to the Church Tho
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organized, will show to the petitiono,. /, !,
others who have made simIlar nnnlics.
tions, that no Jurisdiction has been eIvsn
tls to answer questions like those Under
consideration. An expression Of onr
opinion upon tho subjects at this time. bc.
ing neither a.duty imposed nor a power
conferred by the statute, would cary
with u no judicial efficacy or sanction
In TACT 1t would DO no more usoful IN iba
public or the carriers than the opinion of
other men upon the same points.
The sections Of the law confer nower
upon tho Commission to entertain and
decide applications and petitions. Ser.
~, tun ioul empowers US, upon application
ny common carrier, to authorize such
common carrier In special cases TO charge
less ior longer than for shorter distances
over the Same lines, and Rlao to prescribe
the extent Of relief from the operation of
the former part Of the same section in
which is designated what a common rar.
fies may from time 10 time enjoy,
A large number Of petitions have heon
nied under this section the consideration
o. which Is at this time engaging attentjon
oi the Commission, and nothing said In
this opinion Is to be treated az IN a aru 80
n manner bearing thereon. It Ia obyious
that applications like those Of railway
conductors, and tho traders and travellers
qnion have no relation whatever to ths
auties impofel upon us by section iour
ana this is the only section OF tbs law.
whleh tho Commission has power 10 ana.
pend or relax. ~ '"''
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CARDINAL GIBBONS has said that his
now familiar Knights OF Labor letter 10 the
Propaganda has not been accurately pub.
lished in this country. That which may
be termed the American version contained
some things he did not write and omitted
others ofimportance.
To-day the ISrELLIGEScER prints in full
theimportant document from the official
copy received yesterday by Bishop Kain,
to whose courtesy the newspaper is in.
debted. The attitude OF the American
Cardinal towards 30 vast an organization
as the Knights Of Labor would be OF
great importance in itaelf. When it be-
comes the voice OF the Church herself, it
is Of still greater moment, and iustiies the
space hers devoted to it. Being accurate
and authoritative, the letter will be read
With absorbing interest end preserved for
reference,
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TIE RAILROAD ROBBERS
Have Preliminary Hearing Mt Pittsburp
Before Deputy Mayor Gripp.

Have II Preliminary Hearing Mt Pittsburgh,
before Deputy Mayor Gripp.
PlTrsBURGu, Pa, April lS.-Deputy
Mayor Gripp'a office, where the prelimi.
nary hearings in the great railroad rob.
berry cases were to take place this morning
was crowded with friends OF the prieoners
and curiosity seekers long before ten
O'Clock, the hour set for the hearing. In
the first Gaze called, that J. L. Armstrong,
an ex.conductor on the Panhandle road,
the prosecution offered in evidence va.
lise, which it was claimed belonged 10
him and was found in Q barber shop where
Armstrong had left it, filled with goods,
which the counsel for the prosecution
said had been identified as part OF the
stolen property.
Tho daIendsats counsel claimed the
evidence vas not sufficient to hold the
prisoner. but Deputy Mayor Gripp ruled
differently, and committed Armstrong to
Jail for trial ut court, fixing his bail al
1900. 4 la:ge number OF the prisoners
then waived 3 hearing for court, and the
balance asked for a postponement until
next Wednesday. The request was
granted, and hearing adjourned.
The detectives have concluded the work
OF examining the trunks, boxes, etc., re.
moved IRON the abodes OF the Pan Handle
railroadera. They report enough stolen
property found among the prisoners Ct.
iects 10 start general store. 1t was au.
thoritativeIy ste,ed to-day that one OF the
prisoners msde coliepsion, which covers
nearly twenty pages OF legal cap paper
The confession details tho methods OF the
robbera and duplicates aeyeral Of the men
under arrest. There ia no probability Of
the men ut work now going out because
other trainmen are in trouble. A strike
WAS talked OF at recent meeting, but as
it did NO; meet with much favor the mat.
ter Yas dropped.
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MYSTERIOUS TRAGEDIES,
Dihcovcry OF tho Body of Frederick Writ
the Missing Chicuroan

va s'u Suuy Va WITH,
the Missing ChicaSoan.
CHICAGO, April lS.-The body OF Fred.
erick Wirth, whose mysterious disappear.
aucs about month ego has been the sub,
ject Of polics investigation, and for tho al.
legged murder OF whom jacob KueS!cr
was arrested and confined ior some time,
was discovered thia morning in the Slip
Immediately in the rear OF Schoenemaun'e
packing house, where Wirth WAS EN-.
ployed.
II will be remembered that wliito in the
custody OF the police Jacob kuebler talked
wildly about Wirth having been thrown
into the river at "Red Bridge" on Archer
avenue, and described the spot where the
corpse could be found. The police made q
search there, hut instead OF finding Wirth
they brought to the suriaee the bodY OF
Peter Hansen, an old man living Oil Ash.
land avenue, who mystcrioualy diuappear-
OIL from his home about mouth AGO.
No explanation Of how Hansen came TO
his death hss been made.
4 couple OF weeks before the discovery
OF Hansen's body, the mu.ilatoG trunk Of =
man w"s found in the canal at Lock
port. II wAs at oncs thought that
This was Whth's body, and Mira.
With went TO Lockport for tho
purpose of viewing il. She failed 10 idon-
tily the body then, but laat week went
again TO l.ockport and said that she
thought the rcmnina were her husbands,
and they were buried last Friday.
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NEWS IN Bttl EF.

Tho cari.a OF Chief ,Justice Csrtter'a
Heath wag cancer Of tho stomach.
Pa. Maloney waB burned to death in
lis boarding home at Msmphist Tenn.
John WarnGrk, aged E3, Of Lafayette,
Ind, hsa taken no food for twenty days.
The huainesa portion Of North Middle.
tngn, ky., WEB destroyed by fire. l'oan
i&,VO.
Addis Edwards, aged II, fatally HlabIed
Lena Fry, about tho GHmc aye. at fr~ter'
ick, SD.
The Cincinnati Southern Railway bridge
acroag Dry Branch, near S'mo'sc,, KY,
wss burnrd by IN incehliary.
Five persona we're lnStantly. killed and
anunhrr BJdDuGy hnrt by the bnrsting
Of Il larss water ,sDk near l'alatine, III.
+. ". Fonda, Of tho Georgin Central
Railroad, VIA accidentally rt,0, and killed
by j. j. Abrahamy, = ?tominens lawyer ol
EayannRh, Ga.
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LOUISVILLE, April IS,-The first Sign Of
wayetins in the iron and steel trade since
the boom set in, hss been developed in
the nail section OF the line. There has
been Tree cutting in steel nailB here, and
several other cities, Tor fortnight, the
selling Of dealers being frat 2ja30c below
the card limit. !.atte:ly, the discovery Of
this has rauaed number Of mills 10 prnc.
tically hrrak m the association by With.
drawing from it. Three or four large
mils have offered ntcel nails here this
Week ct decline Of thirty cents from the
top Of the card, or at y 40 with freight
added. This briDes steel nails TO within
JalO crnta OF the prcea at which the last
boom began three months ngo. Iron nails
are entirely nominal.
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Continued on Second Page.
NEW MOVEMENT
ot Boot and Shoe Cutters Weakening tho
Knights OF Labor,

ot Boot and Shoe Cutters Weakening tho
Knights of Labor.
BcsroS, April lS.--A new labor move.
ment has been started in New England
which will to some extent weaken The
Knights Of Labor organization.
A large number Of the boot and shoe
cutters Of Now England have formed sn
Independent union.
1t is intended by the projectors Of the
movement TO give the Union scope similar
to that OF the Lssters' Protective Union.
but more effort will be made to adjust ali
difficulties by arbitration rather than by
strikes. Several meetings have been held
at which delegates were elected and in.
struCted to meet on April IL and perfect
the organization, and also to devise some
mode OF extending the Union and to issue
suitable resolutions to boot and shoe cni :.
tiers that they might be induced to ioin.
The Executive Board, in accordance
with their instructions, held a meeting at
the American House. Alter the transar.
tion OF routine business, resolutions we're
adopted which set forth the intent and
purpose of the organization. The resolu.
tions state that the object OF this union is
moro ehectually to protect tho interests
OF all boot and shoe cutters in the New
England States and to secure a uniform
rate OF wages according TO the amount and
quality Of work done. They also state that
strikes and lockouts are wrong in princi.
pie and tend to work harm, and ara
not for the interests OF either employer
or enploye, and that they should moi be
resotted to until all other means fail.
a committee is soon to be appointed 10
thoroughly organize every town and city
in New England, and from present an.
pearGnces it is thought by members OF the
Executive Board that nearly every cq,tor
will have joined before the end OF The
year. Over six thousand boot and shoe
cutters Of New England were represented
at the meeting.
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MR. PARSELL promptly brands as for.
gerry the London Times fac simile which
placed him on the wrong side Of the mur.
der OF English officials by I,ish assassins.
That ia no. Mr.. Psrnell'H side; moreover,
il 1t were, he is too smart to commit him.
self in writing to that side. We have no
doubt that the letter is forged, but II
must be supposed that 80 reputable q
newspaper as the London Tines was i'm.
posed upon by sonle clever. rascal.
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THE EXTRA SESSION
OF THE WEST VA. LEGISLATURE.
Tho Members Arriving. Thereby Causing the
Hotel and boarding House Keepers to
smile-Insane Asylum mDlrectors-ssn.
atoriAi Matter to Come up Again,


Special Dispd.eh 10 tie Ia.tllcecu.
CnARLrsroS, W. Va, April 18th
special session Of the West Virginia Legia
lature opens here Wednesday, and al
ready the clans are gathering. Tho fol
lowing members Of tho Legislature llay,
arrived up to to-day and are domicilsd Al
follows: g7-.ls
Hon.J. Marsh Hagans with Senate,
Charley Brown, Clerk Rheinstrom and
Doorkceper Divine at the 81. Albert.
Senator Gwinn and Delegate Chancello,
are at the Hotel Ruaner. Delegate Byrne
and Senator oxley, who reside here, left
town on Saturday as as to arrive here
to-day. Senator Sommsrville and wife,
Senators Bashrod Price and Maxwell and
Delegate Cochrane, Of CLAY, are quartered
with private families. The greater number
OF the members will arrive tomorrow In
order to DO present at noon Wednesday al
tho opening OF tho extra session.
THE HOTEL KEEPERS HAPPY,
The boarding house and hotel keepers
Of this city arc happy and the smiles upon
their faces are Of large expanse, owing to
the TACT that the members Of the Lepiala.
ture aro Assembling. The price OF food
anu wearing apparel has 9one up, while
itfaid refreshments are gcing down-with
prlcea unchanged.
WILL NOT ACCEPT.
1t Is predicted that the Board OF Direc.
tors oil the Insane Asylum, appointed by
Governor Wilson, will be rejected by the
Senate: Delegate Hokc, who waa an.
pointed as one oil tho Board of Directors
OF the Insane Asylum, will not accent.
Gov. Wilson informed your correspond.
ent that he would reappoint ex.sunt.
Peck to his old position il he could Learn
that the Senate would confirm him.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Delegates Henry Hayward and NJ. G.,
Holmes, Of Harrison county, also dole.
gates Mckinney, OF Richie, and Gates, of
Putnam, arrived this evening.
Col. 7. ?. shallcross is here, and un.
derstand that he is working UP some pri.
faIe puSlueSS lol tue government.
THE SENATORIAL MATTER,
From the members whom have seen l
gather that this session will again attempt
the election of Senator. Senator Brown
and others, who arc conaidered good
on these subjects, CLAIM, that the
Constitution OF the State in 60 far as il
may conflict with the United Ststes
Federal Constitution must give way aud
the Federal Constitution must have pre.
eedence. This chestnut and the others de.
bated go generally just after the Legisla-
tnre adjourned, are revived now, and form
the principal topic Of conversation.
1t is expected that both houses will
re-organize, having adjourned sine die.
There may be come interesting develop
ments for the country within few days.
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PITTSBURGH, April lS.-This afternoon
100 striking glass honsa boys visited the
isc:or!es on the South Side, where the
boys are still at work ami compelled them
10 come ont for tho len urr rant
advance. The boys then pnrsded the
streets stoning the factorien and breaking
many windows. The police finally
broke up tho procession, but isiled
10 make any arrests. Charpas
oi Gisordcrly conduct have been
entered against eighteen OF the rinplesd.
ets, and warrants for their arrest have
been isHued. The strike has cauee,i n ana.
pension Of work in all tho Soulhsido table
ware factories. '""''-
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Tho most popular dentiirice Of tho day
is Sozodant. People prefer it because
they have found by experience tina, it
really does do what Is claimed for il; that
II 10 genuine beautiiihr Of the tenth, that
il is, as its name Sozodont signifies, n true
preservative OF them; that 1t impar,s a
pleasant aroma to the bren.h, and renders
Tho gums rosy anu healthiully iirm. The
iavori,e among dentifriccs, therefore, ia
SCz)Lont. Tru4l
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LONDON, April lS-Tlle Btcamcr ashore
OF Bonifacio ia tho Tasmania, not the
Lanaia M at first reported. Tho Taemun.
Ia belongs 10 tho reninsula and Oriental
Steam Navigation Company, of 4lS tons.
Sho waH bound from bombay for Mnr.
suillcs and stranded on tho Monarch rocks
10 tho Houth Of Corsica. All tho women
and children among tho pasaonpcrn hayo
been landed. Two French steamers arc
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y GIft for All.

In order to give all chance to tcs, 4,
anu thus be convinced OF lis wonderful
curative powers, DR.. Kings New Dis.
G%oS9ty %y LOT CONSUMPTION, Coughs and
oo!ue' VIII he, Tor u limited time, given
away. inns otier ia not only liberal, hu,
SHOWS unboundcd laith in the merits OF
this great remedy. All who suffer from
Coughs, Colds. Consumption, Authmu,
bronchitis. or any affection OF Throat,
Chons, or Lungs, nro especially requested
to call at Logan ( Co. 3 Drug Store and
got n Trihl Bottle Free, Large Bottles 81,
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Ghe qnteliiqe,t1eeas..
omcct Nos. 30 and " Fourteenth Street,
To.Nonnow the Legislature meets, and
the constitutional law sharps arc at It
again. What fun they are having.

soNE more or less important opinions
on matters and things in general are
knocked out by cyclone OF news. Itis
sometimes inconyenient not to be able 10
print two newspapers at one fell swoop.
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CLEVELAND, April 1S.-The B,oye mold.
ers' strike, which has boen brewing in
this city for the past week, was inaugure.
ted this morning when the obnoxious st.
l-ouls patterns were sent to the
moldipg floors o! the cooperative
stove worAu, and the Cleveland
Stove Company and the resuI, ia ,hnt
about 400 men are out Of employment.
Men in the cooperative foundry became
uneasy last Saturday and did not work
but all were on hand this morning al the
usual hour. One OF the Bridge, Besch <
20. 9 st. LOUIS patterns WAS given niolder
TO put up, bnt he declined to tako il,
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uS!osTowS, Pa, April iS.-Satnrday
was pay day in the upper coke region, and
the amount oi drinking and carouaiup
was unprecedented. While intoxicated
Albert Sutton and Upton Hardin onnrroi.
cd, and Sutton Rhot Hardin with a rnvol.
vel in the breast, i.uflc,iny fatal
The mansNed remains Of nameIess
iungation were found at the bottom OF
a coal shait this morning. Ills ,honrht
TINT he was murdered aud dumped into
mino. lle waa known to have hsd money
on hia person., ~ ''''
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DETROIT, April lS--At o'clock this
morning at the Michigan Peninsulsr and
Detroit stove works, St. Louis psttcrns
we're given out and the men kept at work
without protest. Yesterday afternoon the
Knights OF Labor met and endorsed The
action Of the Executive Board in refusing
to strike without investigation, and every.
thing is Quiet,
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Tnihe Editor Of Tie Initiii2cEccr
sIR:--l have been anxioualy awaiting
DR.. Cunningham's reply 10 Bishop Kain's
last rejuinder in your paper.
| trust tho Doctor does not intend alb.
ruptly TO terminate the good.nntured and
interesting newspaper controversy CON.
mcuced by himHelI.
II tho Doctor puts HE armor oil thus
early tho nstura. inference would be that
tho Bishop arguments arc urSnswerabte.
Tho Doctor is hardly willing 10 admit
this. think. READER.
Hhttiing, april Is.
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TIE charitable are opening their hearts
and their purseu to our neighbors who
have been smitten by tho cyclone. This
is well, but there is not enough tit. The
man whose house escaped destruction can
well afford liberal thank. Offering.
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NV Y0RG, April l8.-At7 O'Clock this
morning !: began showing hard and at 3
o'clock !! inches oi snow whH on the
ground. 1t thea turned to Fleet storm,
and ut 10 o'clock the an0% was covered
with crusl Of ice. Reports from the in
terror Of thu State show tho storm WAS
general in the eastern portion.
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CnicAoo, April lS.-About 5000 car.
pentors returned 10 work this morning m
a baUis Of eight honrs and IS cents An
hour. All tho employers appear willing
70 engage tho men on these terma, pro.
YidGd tho mon applying nrc skilled work.
men.
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II Mr.. Camden were confident OF get.
ting enough Republican help this time,
he would turn up at Charleston happy
man. lilo had better try bis hand on the
kickers. Republican members seem 10
be set the olhc, way, and that is the way
the party feels about It.
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STOVE MOLDEl,s, STRIKE
aieh Go Out Mt Pittsburgh and CIevelnu,

Men Go Out mt Pittsburgh and Cleveland.
but Kemnin ut Work ut Detroit.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, April lS.-The stoye
molders' strike, which started in St. Louis
has reached this district, and all the
molders in Pittsburgh and surround.
ing towns are idle. The boycotted
patterns OF the st. Louis firm were re-.
ceived in this city last Saturday and tho
workmen we're ordered to commence work
on them to-day. This they refused TO do
and al! the factories have closed down.
Tho strike affects over 700 men.
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Lord Harrington on rising was greeted
with cheers, and gaid it was strange the.
. section OF Liberals now described the
Parncllites as great and generous. Tho
Liberal party wero tho very peraops
who II short time ngo were do.
nounccd no pGr!ihiouR, venal and
i'll every way contemp!iblo. lie himgpli
publicly declared there was connection
between The lsish party in Parliament
and the FuniNn n7aocalion in America
and he expected rarnoll WHOM Parliament
met would deny the aCcGpI;ion and stnte
the grounds oil his denial.
Mr.. Notwithstanding, ~ stated
it %as !alse, usy 80 still" [Oheers.
Lord llartington-A blHnk Geplnl in
tho lace oil lopposingpraofig worth nothing
Statements madc in the Times had been
widely circulated and it naver had been
shown 10 b8 wrong, and tho letter
printed in the Times justilled every syl-
Iaoio uttered in asserting the Irish party
wnS with tho Fenian society and Ford,
fsan, f}rdnuHn and Sullivan were Fe-
nan leaders, and the statements Of tho
Times proved Conclusively that constant
communications passed between Parnell
md iheGc pcre0na.
rarneli--"Will tho noble lord sivo his
rcaaona for anppcsing thceo gentlemen to
be leaders Of iSnians IN America? do
not know them Rs Buch."
llariington-My belief 10 baeed upon
knowledge acquired when | was lsst in
office. lChcera There 10 also the fact OF
thu Bamd Htatemrnts which hive repent.
cdly beun made in papers without contra.
diction.
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pnor. RICK, Of Sing Sing, ". y, hop two
i,,!, re!ntiv"H cured Of Salt Rhoum by PNlmor'n
"skin.SucCeaa,"